How to connect to Reactotron from Android Phone? about reactotron

[skellock]

Try forwarding that port with adb.

adb reverse tcp:9090 tcp:9090

[xemasiv]

can confirm

run adb reverse tcp:9090 tcp:9090 to forward port
run adb reverse --list to ensure it's there

add the ff code (if tethering, you can also use an specific IP address)

  Reactotron
    .configure({
      host: 'localhost' // added code
    })
    // ...
    .connect()

now it works

[miltonbo]

I am using the Android Emulator and I had to configure Proxy settings in my emulator to access my local server, now I put the same IP address to configure and now it is working.

import Reactotron from 'reactotron-react-native'

Reactotron
.configure({
    host: '10.0.2.2'
}) // controls connection & communication settings
.useReactNative() // add all built-in react native plugins
.connect()

[justingosan]

Still doesnt seem to work :(

[justingosan]

Okay so I moved my workspace to my Macbook and everything seems to be working fine (even specifying host with adb via wifi). Not so sure what's up with my iMac but I will investigate for a fix. Thanks again for your help!

[justingosan]

I'll have my reply up first thing tomorrow morning! Give or take in the
next 12 hours 😄 thanks for all your help so far!

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016, 12:02 AM Steve Kellock [email protected]
wrote:

Alright, I tested again here, and I'm having problems reproducing. Here's
my setup:

Mac OS X. Latest Reactotron.app launched. Android 6.x on a Nexus 7 (2013).
Tethered and on local wifi. I'm no configuration options (so just the
defaults). And I had to adb reverse tcp:9090 tcp:9090 to open up.

No problems.

What kind of setup do you have there?

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[skellock]

Even with your host left to localhost and that adb port forward? Thats odd. Will take a look first thing in the AM. You will have justice!

[skellock]

Btw, that line should read Reactotron.configure().connect(). The only thing you might need is configure({host: '192.168.1.200'}) but thats only if you arent tethered. The port is default and enabled isnt a thing anymore. :)

[justingosan]

Ah yes that was a typo on my part here. :)

I tried Reactotron.configure().connect() while tethered and with the adb port forward and also with .configure({host: '192.168.1.200'}) while using adb connect via wifi just now. Both times still wouldn't connect to the desktop or cli client from the phone :(

Is there any way I can turn on Reactotron debug logs so I can provide more info?

[skellock]

Under node_modules/reactotron-core-client/dist/index.js in your project directory, you'll find the connection code. You can hack around in there.

Is the new Reactotron running? The old one was on a different port fwiw.

Are you able to connect fine from an android emulator? Are you on Windows?

[skellock]

Alright, I tested again here, and I'm having problems reproducing. Here's my setup:

Mac OS X. Latest Reactotron.app launched. Android 6.x on a Nexus 7 (2013). Tethered and on local wifi. I'm no configuration options (so just the defaults). And I had to adb reverse tcp:9090 tcp:9090 to open up.

No problems.

What kind of setup do you have there?

[notmarinho]

@miltonbo answer worked for me on android but stoped on iOS. To work on both, only do this logic:

Reactotron
  .configure({
    host:  Platform.OS === 'android' ? '10.0.2.2' : 'localhost',
  })